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2021-01-18 GC - Item 3 - Attachment 2 - Phase 7 Project Summary Coastal Hazards Adaptation Plan
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Methodology
Table 2-6 Risk Categories
LIKELIHOOD CONSEQUENCE
Insignificant Minor Moderate Major Catastrophic
Almost Certain Low Medium High Very High Very High
Likely Low Medium High High Very High
Possible Low Medium Medium High Very High
Unlikely Low Low Medium High Very High
Rare Low Low Low Medium High
Table 2-7 Risk Tolerance Scale
Risk Level Action Required Tolerance
High/Very High Immediate Action required to eliminate Intolerable
or plan to reduce the risk, or accept the
risk.
Medium Reduce the risk over time, or further Tolerable
investigate the risk.
Low Accept the risk; manageable through Acceptable
existing processes or coastal hazard
management actions.
2.2.5 Phase 6: Options Assessment
There are numerous adaptation options that may be considered for mitigating risks from coastal
hazards in the Noosa area. The adaptation option hierarchy adopted for the CHAP generally aligns
with that adopted for the Noosa Environment Strategy (2019), which is shown in Figure 2-1.
Measures are implemented to ensure a 'no
worsening' of risks as a result of
AVOID development, infrastructure works or other
decisions.
Improve coastal hazard preparedness and
PREPARE information sharing to enhance community
safety, health and wellbeing.
ACCOMMODATE Mitigate risks to an acceptable level through
careful design and location.
PLANNED TRANSITION Reposition built structures away from
hazard areas where feasible.
Figure 2-1 Hierarchy of preferred coastal management responses for areas vulnerable to
coastal hazards (Noosa Environment Strategy 2019)
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